Hi, Can I used with my X-Plane 10 Global Flight Simulator in my Mac computer ??? the info is very confusing, please answer me before I buy it. Thanks
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I used my Ch eclipse with PC - useing Fsx and I have used it with xplane , now using with Mac I would go to the ch products site just to make sure they support the Mac system you have. Play it safe. I do remember when I uses it with xplane I had to do a lot of experimenting with assigning buttons the proper things I wanted them to do. Well I hope that helps good luck my friend
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Hi Susan. I fly with both Flight Simulator X and X-Plane 10 with my CH Yoke, but I do not have a Mac. It is a USB device, and I believe the Mac OS does support USB and therefore would be able to read the USB inputs from the Eclipse Yoke. There is a control manager which is for Windows machines only, but you do not need it to install and use the yoke. All the individual calibration and key/axis assignments can be made from within X-Plane 10.
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Hi Susan, Sorry I can't be of any help. I don't know anyone with a Mac that flies. I know the Flight Yoke works great. It adds something that just doesn't feel the same with a joy stick. And I'm thinking it will work. Guessing your best bet is to go to their home page and write them. Take Care and good luck.
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These people say: Yes -- http://xforcepc.com/store/index.php/catalog/product_compare/index/ I'm still searching for more info though, because I had a gamepad that worked fine when Mac was 32-bit but now OS 10.7.5 is 64-bit and that gamepad driver no work anymore. I'll see what I can find out from CH and maybe more from link provided.
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I accidentally answered yes to this question, however, I can't seem to find any mention of Mac compatibility on their website. So, I'm going to have to go with no. Sorry.
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X Plane 10 may work with your MacBook May, 2006, but it will not be capable to utilize all the programs within X Plane 10. I have been an X Plane user since the old 7.5 days. You will find that X Plane 9 will work well (It did on my MacBook November 2006). However, X Plane 10 was largely a disaster. I recently bought a new iMac with 8 MB of ram and a very fast video card and X Plane works great. Fast, smooth and great graphics with Super Retina DisplayHope this is helpful. Happy flying
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I just checked another seller's description of this device, which indicated it is compatible with a Mac with OSX 10.4 version or later. I use a IMAC too, and needed to know this information before making my purchase of this item. Hope this helps you.
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Nope.. You're good. It will work with that Mac version. It will virtually work with any operating system.
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I suppose that if you buy it, you know what's it's for, that is to use with a plane simulator (the Joystick is used for pitch and roll control, and pedals for rudder/yaw control); Depending of what sort of sim. software you use, settings for this devise is generaly in the same control panel than the joystick one. On Windows you'll perhaps need to installe the drivers for it (for Mac nothing to do, as usual, it runs)
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Didn't run on Mavericks for me. I have a MacBook Pro with Retina running Mavericks 10.9.4 and the game would load, but none of the controls worked, including the trackpad or a mouse. The package said it only supported up to OS 10.6.x. Ended up having to repurchase on the Mac App Store, which ran perfectly on Mavericks (and said it supports Mavericks on the page).Seems to be hit-or-miss, with some people having no problems with the disc-based game and others (like me) not being able to get it to run properly. No patches exist that I've been able to find to update it, so you're stuck with this if you buy it here and it doesn't work. Refunds aren't allowed on open software.Good luck! Didn't run on Mavericks for me. I have a MacBook Pro with Retina running Mavericks 10.9.4 and the game would load, but none of the controls worked, including the trackpad or a mouse. The package said it only supported up to OS 10.6.x. Ended up having to repurchase on the Mac App Store, which ran perfectly on Mavericks (and said it supports Mavericks on the page).Seems to be hit-or-miss, with some people having no problems with the disc-based game and others (like me) not being able to get it to run properly. No patches exist that I've been able to find to update it, so you're... » Read More Didn't run on Mavericks for me. I have a MacBook Pro with Retina running Mavericks 10.9.4 and the game would load, but none of the controls worked, including the trackpad or a mouse. The package said it only supported up to OS 10.6.x. Ended up having to repurchase on the Mac App Store, which ran perfectly on Mavericks (and said it supports Mavericks on the page).Seems to be hit-or-miss, with some people having no problems with the disc-based game and others (like me) not being able to get it to run properly. No patches exist that I've been able to find to update it, so you're stuck with this if you buy it here and it doesn't work. Refunds aren't allowed on open software.Good luck! « Show Less
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Hi Brian,To be brief, my answer would be 'I don't know', because I use the R16 with Snow Leopard (10.6.8).However, I also realize think that you would get a better answer from those who might know if you were to clarify your question.For example, are you asking if the R16 will work as both an audio interface and a control surface when connected to a Mac computer using OS X Mavericks? Or, are you asking about just one of those functions?You may also want to try asking on one of the audio discussion forums such as www.zoomforum.us, www.gearslutz.com, and www.homerecording.com (I suggest that you post the same message on all of those forums).Good luck. Hi Brian,To be brief, my answer would be 'I don't know', because I use the R16 with Snow Leopard (10.6.8).However, I also realize think that you would get a better answer from those who might know if you were to clarify your question.For example, are you asking if the R16 will work as both an audio interface and a control surface when connected to a Mac computer using OS X Mavericks? Or, are you asking about just one of those functions?You may also want to try asking on one of the audio discussion forums such as www.zoomforum.us, www.gearslutz.com,... » Read More Hi Brian,To be brief, my answer would be 'I don't know', because I use the R16 with Snow Leopard (10.6.8).However, I also realize think that you would get a better answer from those who might know if you were to clarify your question.For example, are you asking if the R16 will work as both an audio interface and a control surface when connected to a Mac computer using OS X Mavericks? Or, are you asking about just one of those functions?You may also want to try asking on one of the audio discussion forums such as www.zoomforum.us, www.gearslutz.com, and www.homerecording.com (I suggest that you post the same message on all of those forums).Good luck. « Show Less
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I have seen a Youtube video of them working with X-Plane 10.2, but don't know if it was through a Mac!
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i'm using pc and it works. do not know about mac osx, sorry i am unable to help.
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Yes it will work very well for Mac OSX. The commenter Michael gives a great explanation.
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Sorry I don't know on the Mac I use mine on a PC . if had it to do over again I'd get the regular CH yoke and buy the rudder peddels separate. But you can go to the CH website and check for compatibly with the Mac
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Hello fellow time Traveler. It will work. I use it w/ both X-Plane 9-10 and both Microsoft programs Century of flight etc. all the best Merry Christmas to you and yours. Scott St. John¢¼
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It should work with Flight Simulator X. Flight Simulator X is compatible with joysticks, yokes, game pads, and other controllers supported by Microsoft Windows and the DirectInput device standard. Many products feature different configurations, so refer to your controller's documentation for its button assignments. Before you fly, make sure your joystick or other controller is plugged into your computer, enabled in the Windows Control Panel, and calibrated properly. Also make sure you have the latest device drivers. If in doubt, download and install them from the manufacturer's Web site.
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Hit this link: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/cessnayoke.html and in the left bottom of the page you will see that it's compatible with Mac OS X.
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Hi Bridget,I use mine with WindowsXP. It does not specify which OS it works with except to state the software supplied is not usable with MAC. There is an email for support, Support@aluratek.com and a phone 1-866-580-1978. I would call them or email first to be sure. It was easy to install and use. The connecting information supplied was clear and concise.
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I use mine with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5, and it works great if you install Logitech's OS X-specific gaming software. This has allowed me to adjust the DPI and program all 11 buttons. Even the surface tuning works. Note: Based on a suggestion I read elsewhere, I store the profiles on the computer rather than the mouse ("Automatic Game Detection" rather than "On-Board Memory"); I've been told this works better with a Mac (On-Board Memory may work just as well, but I've not tried it).